All right, folks, welcome to another edition of the Fantasy Throwdown podcast.

Tonight is a special episode because I will be drafting as we go along in the podcast,

so probably get a couple of drafts going in the interim so right now a

couple of minutes away from my first draft of the night right now I am slot in the fifth pick, so you know in this range it could go a number of different ways depending on how the initial couple of picks go down, but realistically the way it's been sliding it's a meter going to be in the

Alvin Camaro range Michael Thomas Dalvin Cook those would typically be the pigs I'd be looking at in this range here and then we kind of play off from there

But you know we've seen some goofy drafts already where folks take QBs as early as to, you know, again, folks, don't be drafted

a QB with your second overall pick.

I'm sorry, I don't care how much you like Lamar Jackson or

or my man Patrick Mahomes. It just doesn't make any sense and you guys got to be

smarter than that and using your pick equity. So this is where it kind of plays into the whole mindset of how you're getting yourself squared away. You know and we got we got Andy Barron's going ahead

talking about the draft preview yeah it's always good with Yahoo as they kind of

talk about guys to select you you know, he's talking about

Kamara, Derek Henry, Michael Thomas, you know, all yeah, like I don't have any

disagreements with those picks.

Henry, I'm a little bit more shading down on,

you know, depending on the format, you know, if it's standard,

yeah, I totally support fullheartedly taking Henry over Camaro or Thomas but you know once you get

the half-point or PPR you're really looking to get that touchdown equity aspect

uh... where Henry were shines through uh... for standard league so

uh... again depends on your format but uh... you know things to kind of uh... bear in mind as you're going through the draft process and figuring out, you know, what makes sense, what doesn't make sense, and then kind of tailoring your strategy to what you actually have in the queue and what makes the most sense.

Because again, if your draft strategy doesn't line up with where your draft spot is, you know, it can be very silly.

I mean, you know, you're not going zero running back aspect if you're overall number one. You're not

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